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Explore Professions » Textile Manufacturing Workers
The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) predicts a steep decline in employment for this field through 2024, even as the demand for textile products increases. Changes in the textile industry will account for much of this decline. Factories are reorganizing production operations for greater efficiency and installing equipment that relies on more highly automated and computerized machines and processes. Such technology as shuttleless and air-jet looms and computer-controlled machinery allows several machines to be operated by one operator while still increasing speed and productivity.
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